Desafíos en la Interacción Humano-Computador desde una mirada retrospectiva: una reflexión global con énfasis en Latinoamérica
Resumen
Es indudable que el diseño y la construcción de herramientas para apoyar la realización de tareas marcó un punto de inflexión en nuestro desarrollo como especie y sociedad. Incluso algunos argumentan que es este punto el que define nuestra transición a seres inteligentes. Una de las consecuencias más relevantes es que pudimos comprender nuestra capacidad de cambiar y modificar el entorno para nuestro beneficio y comodidad. Sin embargo, fue necesario que pasaran varios miles de años, con la llegada de la era informática y de la computación, para que sintiéramos la necesidad de reflexionar sobre cómo interactuamos y nos relacionamos con una herramienta en particular, aquella que ha permitido grandes transformaciones en nuestro entorno. Fue esa necesidad la que convirtió la relación humano-computador en un objeto de interés, estudio e investigación [1], [2].
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